Grobennar is a seeker trying to earn a sash and the knowledge that he will rise in the Klerol. There is another, Rajuban, who wants the sash and will Grobennar is a seeker trying to earn a sash and the knowledge that he will rise in the Klerol. There is another, Rajuban, who wants the sash and will do anything he can to win it including cheating. ...more
Delightful. Anaïs Blue,a little witch that appears to be a five year old child, lives in London with Nan her guardian and manages to get into lots of mDelightful. Anaïs Blue,a little witch that appears to be a five year old child, lives in London with Nan her guardian and manages to get into lots of mischief. This is a very good start to a series. I received this as an ARC for review and found it an excellent introduction....more
Makes you want to read more. Yonik is six days into his vision quest when he leaves his tent and sees what he is questing. With this short story as a sMakes you want to read more. Yonik is six days into his vision quest when he leaves his tent and sees what he is questing. With this short story as a start the series 'The Runewar Saga' should be great....more
This is a cold tale. Given a task by Surayo,Apollo, Yorik and Malora head through ice, snow and freezing winds to deliver a small box to Paragos, the SThis is a cold tale. Given a task by Surayo,Apollo, Yorik and Malora head through ice, snow and freezing winds to deliver a small box to Paragos, the Spirit of the Eternal Blizzard. Very good story....more
Darius whose father is the first councilor to King Edward He uses a bow as his weapon Kelln El’Han the son of the Anikari’s most fam What happens next?
Darius whose father is the first councilor to King Edward He uses a bow as his weapon Kelln El’Han the son of the Anikari’s most famous sword maker and a sword is his weapon. They both are sent to work on road crew for the remainder of the term break because they can't seem to stay out of trouble. Their skills help them save some children. Very good start to a series....more
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